Mitchum

[I]t s the art which makes Blutch so enticing. His thick chalks and scratchy pens result in smoky environments and characters that, though captured on the page, display a great sense of movement. . . . Blutch may not be quintessentially French, but the vibrant, vibrating bodies of Mitchum are quintessentially Blutch. Nicholas Burman, The Quietus

"One of our greatest artists." L Express

"[Blutch s] work has tremendously inspired myself and an endless line of cartoonists, humbled by the virtuosity of [his] lush brushwork. It s long overdue for [his] books to be translated into English." Craig Thompson

"In the hands of the amazing Mr. Hincker (who uses the pseudonym Blutch), a simple pencil takes on the qualities of a magic wand." The New York Times

"One of the greatest living cartoonists (and if you don t think Blutch fits this bill you really, really need to read more Blutch)." The Comics Reporter

"One of the most important European cartoonists of the past 20 years." Robot 6